Thirty-five years after its original publication, Hopeful Monsters reemerges as one of the 'grand...

A sequel of sorts both to Nicholas Mosley's recent novel 'God's Hazard' and his classic nonfictio...

Set amid the current tension and violence of the Middle East, Whitbread Award-winning Nicholas Mo...

Including pieces on Gregory Bateson, William Faulkner, Philip Pullman, Sir Oswald Mosley's politi...

In this sequel to his recent novel God's Hazard and the theological meditations of his classic Ex...

A retired academic and writer is becoming a media celebrity of sorts, appearing on various talk s...

-- One of Nicholas Mosley's most compelling and provocative novels, The Hesperides Tree draws on ...

Nicholas Mosley brings the unblinking probing of a scientist to bear on the workings of the write...

-- First paperback edition.-- Nicholas Mosley's exploration into the patterns which govern life a...

Nicholas Mosley's Whitbread Award-winning novel Hopeful Monsters dealt with the suggestion that i...

-- First paperback edition.-- Jason is a scriptwriter working on a film about Masada -- the fortr...

Through a dialogue between two lovers, this book retells the history of Europe of the twenties an...

When you have put your trust in shadows there is nothing that is real. Have you found this

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In Children of Darkness and Light, Mosley takes on what for most novelists has been the most chal...

Natalie Natalia is Nicholas Mosley's brilliant examination of political life. It revolves around ...

-- A sweeping, comprehensive epic, Hopeful Monsters tells the story of the love affair between Ma...

'Religion,' this book begins, 'is a mistrusted word now,' and Nicholas Mosley, in this engaging m...

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In his final novel, Rainbow People, Nicholas Mosley offers us the distinctly twenty-first-century...

Aged twenty, and with no war experience, Nicholas Mosley found himself in charge of a platoon of ...

Paradoxes of Peace continues the meditation of Mosley's Time at War, at the end of which he wrote...

Including pieces on Gregory Bateson, William Faulkner, Philip Pullman, Sir Oswald Mosley's politi...

As one of the characters in Assassins says, 'Tolstoy was right, you can't beat the Gods. It's the...

Christoph Rothmann's Discourse on the Comet of 1585 offers the first edition of the Latin treatis...

-- First paperback edition.-- An exploration of the inability of language to account for thought ...

In this book, two distinguished philosophers debate one of the most controversial public policy i...

Judith is an aspiring young actress and the mistress of a writer on a popular satirical magazine....

Paradoxes of Peace continues the meditation of Mosley's Time at War, at the end of which he wrote...

At the center of this pyrotechnically accomplished novel of ideas--winner of the Whitbread Award-...

'The object of life is impossible; one cuts out fabrication and creates reality. A mirror is held...

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